Malkiat S. Johal
Associate Professor of Chemistry, Pomona College 

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Chemistry 158b – Physical Chemistry: Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics

 

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Homeworks are issued on Tuesdays and due back on the following Tuesday before 5:00 pm. The review session held every Monday evening (8:00 pm, Room 111) addresses difficulties students may have on homework problems or course material.

 

Unit 1 Material:      Unit 1 Homework, No. 1            Solutions to Homework, No. 1

                             Unit 1 Homework, No. 2            Solutions to Homework, No. 2

Unit 1 Summary Sheet

Unit 1 PowerPoint Presentation

 

Unit 2 Material:      Unit 2 Homework, No. 1            Solutions to Homework, No. 1

                             Unit 2 Homework, No. 2            Solutions to Homework, No. 2

                             Unit 2 Summary Sheet

                             Unit 2 PowerPoint Presentation: Laws of Thermodynamics

 

Unit 3 Material:      Unit 3 Homework, No. 1            Solutions to Homework, No. 1

                             Unit 3 Homework, No. 2            Solutions to Homework, No. 2

                             Unit 3 Summary Sheet

Unit 3 PowerPoint Presentation: Real & Ideal Solutions

 

Unit 4 Material:      Unit 4 Homework, No. 1            Solutions to Homework, No. 1

                             Unit 4 Homework, No. 2            Solutions to Homework, No. 2

                             Unit 4 Summary Sheet

Unit 4 PowerPoint Presentation

 

Unit 5 Material:      Unit 5 Homework, No. 1            Solutions to Homework, No. 1

                             Unit 5 Homework, No. 2            Solutions to Homework, No. 2

                             Unit 5 Summary Sheet

Unit 5 PowerPoint Presentation

 

Homeworks will be graded by the TA. Your TA’s are Michael Gormally, Jenny Lin, and Will Fletcher.

Homeworks are not awarded specific grades, but rather evaluated according to either a satisfactory or an incomplete performance. The homework is a learning exercise only and it will only be factored into the final grade in unusual circumstances or if the student’s grade is borderline. The evaluation of homework is based on the following system:

ü+ (or 3) - Most problems were completed satisfactorily, with only a few minor errors/computational mistakes.

ü (or 2) - Most problems were attempted or a few major mistakes were made on some of the problems.

ü - (or 1) – Some problems were attempted, but the homework was mostly incomplete.

 

The TA will keep me informed on the progress and performance of all students with respect to homework exercises.

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